
On the Security tab, click the Advanced button.Right-click that folder and select Properties. Locate the Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe folder.


However, worth knowing is that the new Microsoft Edge isn’t replacing Internet Explorer on Windows 7 – on Windows 10, the new browser replaces the legacy version of the browser that originally came pre-loaded with the operating system. No default browser changeĮarlier this month, however, update KB4567409 shows up on Windows 7 devices to install the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge, and Microsoft says that those who don’t want the browser can then remove this update from their devices. The move is a little surprising given Windows 7 is no longer supported since January, so technically, no new updates should be released. Microsoft released the new Chromium-based Microsoft Edge for Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8,1, macOS, and Windows 10 earlier this year, allowing users to deploy it with a manual download of the installer.Ī few weeks ago, Microsoft officially started the automatic rollout of Microsoft Edge to Windows 10 devices via Windows Update, and the company announced that the next feature update due in the fall would also integrate the new browser pre-loaded.Īnd now it looks like Microsoft has started pushing the new Edge to Windows 7 devices as well, again via Windows Update.
